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True/False quiz on Earth's layers and plates.

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Rocks, Plates & LandformsVersión en línea True/False quiz on Earth's layers and plates. por Hannah 1 Continental lithosphere is thinner than oceanic lithosphere. Yes No 2 The crust is thinner under oceans than under continents. Yes No 3 The Earth's outer core is solid. Yes No 4 All rocks are formed only by cooling magma; metamorphic processes do not occur. Yes No 5 Landforms are unaffected by plate tectonics. Yes No 6 Mountain ranges commonly form at convergent plate boundaries. Yes No 7 Sedimentary rocks form from compacted and cemented sediment. Yes No 8 Igneous rocks solidify from cooled molten rock. Yes No 9 The mantle is a completely rigid, unmoving layer of rock. Yes No 10 Tectonic plates move relative to each other atop the mantle. Yes No 11 When two continental plates collide, mountain belts like the Himalayas can form. Yes No 12 Volcanoes only occur at transform boundaries. Yes No 13 Magma rising at mid-ocean ridges creates new oceanic crust as plates separate. Yes No 14 Igneous rocks form from the cooling and solidification of molten rock. Yes No 15 Granite is formed by rapid cooling of lava on the surface. Yes No 16 Earthquakes are caused by stress release along faults due to plate movement. Yes No 17 Sedimentary rocks can form from compaction and cementation of sediments. Yes No 18 All rocks are formed by volcanic activity; sedimentary rocks are rare. Yes No 19 The Earth's mantle directly pushes plates like a conveyor belt, with no influence from convection. Yes No 20 Deep earthquakes happen only in the Earth's inner core. Yes No

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Continental lithosphere is thinner than oceanic lithosphere.

The crust is thinner under oceans than under continents.

The Earth's outer core is solid.

All rocks are formed only by cooling magma; metamorphic processes do not occur.

Landforms are unaffected by plate tectonics.

Mountain ranges commonly form at convergent plate boundaries.

Sedimentary rocks form from compacted and cemented sediment.

Igneous rocks solidify from cooled molten rock.

The mantle is a completely rigid, unmoving layer of rock.

Tectonic plates move relative to each other atop the mantle.

When two continental plates collide, mountain belts like the Himalayas can form.

Volcanoes only occur at transform boundaries.

Magma rising at mid-ocean ridges creates new oceanic crust as plates separate.

Igneous rocks form from the cooling and solidification of molten rock.

Granite is formed by rapid cooling of lava on the surface.

Earthquakes are caused by stress release along faults due to plate movement.

Sedimentary rocks can form from compaction and cementation of sediments.

All rocks are formed by volcanic activity; sedimentary rocks are rare.

The Earth's mantle directly pushes plates like a conveyor belt, with no influence from convection.

Deep earthquakes happen only in the Earth's inner core.